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    • Amba Akomi 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This is a welcome song performed usually in during social occasions.
    • Amu ecara nyedu kome (get a chair for visitors). 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This is a song used for praising women.
    • Carama ka bani drici. 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This song expresses the consequences of lack of respect.
    • Ding ding dance. 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This song explains the origin of the Fuda people.
    • Ding ding ni dri okpwo 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      The song explains the history of the madi people.
    • Gamete anzo 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This is a song compossed to thank the government for its good work.
    • The interview about Ding ding dance. 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      The interview enlights on what Ding ding dance for the Madi is all about and how it is different to the Acholi dance.
    • Kaluma (Vu eb'e ma a'dite) 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This song is an expression of the effect of loosing relatives.
    • Karu ti ecara 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This song is about a man who can not settle in one place.
    • Madi koru ojja ga (Madi are going to fight). 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This is a war song expressing the Madi anger against the Acholi people.
    • Mama ama dri ka drici (our grandmother is suffering) 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This song is about an old woman who was once an important person but due to old age her efforts have reduced.
    • Ociri o'du ku 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      Do not marry prostitutes for they are burdensome.
    • Ociri sa madua wa 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This song tells why marrying a second wife should not be criticized.
    • Oji ki ai ndi (they have been taken) 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This song is an expression of how the madi felt about the rebel activity in the land (Adjumani)
    • Thanking Mr. Akomi 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This is a communication from the village to Akomi Ema for his support.
    • Tuba 

      Woko Cudi, Simon (2010-06-08)
      This song is mainly performed as a way of seeking for a token of appreciation after dance performances.